eSIM for Japan

NINJA Japan eSIM

Not enough reviewsJapan specialist3 plans from $19.42

3 plans on Docomo and SoftBank. 5 GB for a week from US$23.42. Prices checked .

Is NINJA eSIM good for Japan?

NINJA eSIM runs on Docomo and SoftBank, strong in all 10 areas on our coverage map, with good 4G at all 28 rural and mountain places. A week with 5 GB costs US$23.42, the 52nd cheapest of the 60 providers with a week plan. 5G on some plans. How we rank NINJA eSIM.

Japan plans

Shown in USD, converted from JPY at ECB rates of

DataPriceCompare
5 GB
5 days
$19.42
15 GB
60 days
$23.42
50 GB
60 days
$45.12

NINJA eSIM speed and data rules

NINJA eSIM doesn't say what happens when a plan's full-speed data runs out.

NINJA eSIM: “Speed throttled after data limit (128kbps)” Source

NINJA eSIM ratings from customer reviews

2 reviews on Trustpilot, written 26 Dec 2025 to 2 Nov 2026. 0 of them are about a trip to Japan. Each rating needs at least 10 reviews that mention it.

NINJA eSIM ratings by aspect
AspectRatingReviews that mention it
SpeedNot enough reviews1 review
CoverageNot enough reviews0 reviews
SetupNot enough reviews2 reviews
SupportNot enough reviews1 review
ValueNot enough reviews0 reviews
AppNot enough reviews0 reviews
Data problemsNot enough reviews
Refund problemsNot enough reviews

NINJA eSIM speed tests in Japan

No published speed tests of NINJA eSIM in Japan.

How fast these networks are for their own customers

Ookla's median speeds for people on each network's own plans, H1 2026 unless marked.

  • NTT Docomo
    Download
    50.5 MbpsQ3 2025
    Time on 5G
    51.4%
  • SoftBank
    Download
    73.78 Mbps
    5G download
    153.55 Mbps
    Time on 5G
    41.4%
    Latency
    45 ms
Ookla speeds for each network's own customers
NetworkDownload5G downloadTime on 5GLatency
NTT Docomo50.5 MbpsQ3 2025Not published51.4%Not published
SoftBank73.78 Mbps153.55 Mbps41.4%45 ms

Sources: Ookla Speedtest Connectivity Report H1 2026 via TelecomLead, 17 Sept 2026; Ookla Speedtest Intelligence Q3 2025 via TelecomsTechNews, 15 Dec 2025.